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Peter Rawlinson - 2024 Lucid Air Mega Road Test: We drive'em all, but cheapest Pure steals the show - autoblog.com

2024 Lucid Air Mega Road Test: We drive'em all, but cheapest Pure steals the show

NEWARK, Calif. – All four versions of the 2024 Lucid Air are before me, from the entry-level Pure to the ballistic-missile-like Sapphire. I’m to drive all of them in a single day on some of the Bay Area’s most beautiful mountain roads. No city stop-and-go or highway cruising involved. Nope, Lucid wants to show off the dynamics of its Air lineup on roads that seem best suited to Porsches, BMW M cars and others of that ilk. The Air is no two-door sports car on the outside, but it becomes clear in a hurry that every single version of this electric, luxury sports sedan belongs in this arena.

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2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV Second Drive Review: Moab made easy - autoblog.com - state Utah - San Francisco - city Moab, state Utah

2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV Second Drive Review: Moab made easy

MOAB, Utah — The title of our First Drive of the 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV included the phrase, «It's big, but this elephant can dance.» The truck earned that compliment after a day of squeezing through San Francisco lanes and the slightly-more-commodious back roads in Napa Valley. But an SUV can't be called a supertruck without equivalent mastery on dirt, so GMC led a posse of media to Moab, Utah to run the Hummer's favorite stomping grounds.

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16 thoughts about the 2024 Volkswagen Golf R - autoblog.com - Volkswagen

16 thoughts about the 2024 Volkswagen Golf R

The Volkswagen Golf R should’ve been a new car I was giddily waiting for the second it was available for testing. Both it and the GTI have long been on the short list of the cars I’d actually buy, even with price as no issue. I’m not alone around here. “You should buy a GTI” was basically a running joke during the Autoblog Podcast’s “Spend my Money” segment. But then something happened with the latest-generation Golf R and GTI: The interior became infuriating.

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Porsche 911 Carrera T Road Test: What's 911 minus 718? - autoblog.com - city Detroit - area District Of Columbia

Porsche 911 Carrera T Road Test: What's 911 minus 718?

DETROIT — The first Porsche press car I ever drove was a 2012 Cayman R. Porsche has been charging customers extra for the privilege of owning less car for decades, but even back then, the R’s proposition felt a bit egregious — at least until I drove it. Apart from the fact that it was an AC-delete build that I was loaned during a wicked Washington, D.C., heat wave, it remains to this day one of the best cars I’ve ever driven. Those carbon buckets. Mercy.

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2024 Cadillac Lyriq Sport AWD Road Test: Old-school drive with new-school looks - autoblog.com

2024 Cadillac Lyriq Sport AWD Road Test: Old-school drive with new-school looks

It’s been nearly two years since we got behind the wheel of the Cadillac Lyriq for the car’s formal first drive. In case you were wondering, no, that’s not a normal amount of time between when we initially drive a car and when it becomes available for a more thorough test via a weeklong loan. But very few things about the Lyriq’s launch and subsequent production woes were normal. Only now that Cadillac is confident in its ability to crank out a reasonable amount of Lyriqs to keep dealer inventories up – the first quarter of 2024 saw 5,800 sold, up from only 968 delivered across the same stretch of 2023 – are we getting the opportunity to drive the electric SUV again.

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Chevy Silverado HD towing a 20-foot trailer hands-free(!) What could go wrong? - autoblog.com - Los Angeles

Chevy Silverado HD towing a 20-foot trailer hands-free(!) What could go wrong?

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Driving without your hands on the steering wheel while driving a heavy-duty pickup weighing over 6,000 pounds on the 105 in Los Angeles seems like a profoundly bad idea. Having it hooked up to a trailer that could weigh at least twice as much seems like … well, whatever is at least twice as worse as “profoundly bad.” Irredeemably stupid?

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5 thoughts about the 2024 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 4Matic - autoblog.com

5 thoughts about the 2024 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 4Matic

The Mercedes-Benz CLA's style no longer stands out as it once did. Once Mercedes designers started making the core of the brand's lineup (C-, E- and S-Class) look more like the CLS, it became harder for the sleek, coupe-like four-door's little brother to make a lasting impression. That’s OK. If anything the CLA is more Mercedes than ever, and it’s deeper than just design. With updated styling, more standard equipment and a new mild-hybrid powertrain, the 2024 edition sees the most significant upgrades since the CLA's latest generation launched for 2020. I spent a week rolling around the suburbs in this hyper blue Benz CLA 250 4Matic, and thanks to its brilliant color, I maintained a modest level of celebrity status.

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2025 Volvo EX30 Ice Drive: Sliding through Sweden in Volvo's charming new EV - autoblog.com - Usa - Sweden

2025 Volvo EX30 Ice Drive: Sliding through Sweden in Volvo's charming new EV

GULLTRÄSK, Sweden — The irony of testing the new 2025 Volvo EX30 on a frozen lake mere miles south of the Arctic Circle is about as strong as the nonstop snow whipping my face upon exiting the sumptuously warm haven that is this little crossover’s colorful interior. Chances are, very few EX30 buyers in the United States will find themselves in such extreme conditions that studded winter tires become a non-negotiable item. But hey, when the opportunity arises to put what is arguably one of the most exciting new EVs introduced in the past year through the sort of ice driving Volvo does while testing on the company’s Swedish home turf, the only reasonable answer is, “Yes, please.”

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